trackers which do not accept donations!

Following are a few trackers which do not accept any donations!

Tvtorrentz.Org
Freshon.Tv
Someone has told me about Torrentbits.ro which also do not accept any donations.
Now are there any other such trackers?
 
quite a few ROMANIAN trackers don't accept Donations .. AFAIK

This is mostly why i loved bloody elektROnik and spend most of my time there
 
Here we kinda had the same, but newsgroups related.
I saw a report back in the day saying how much they saved per year, and it was astounding.
This helped some ISPs to keep a good userbase with very limited international traffic.
 
Rart said:
It's interesting to see that while many Romanians are accused of "cheating" or "trading" most of the Romanian sites don't seem to accept donations. An odd contrast...
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Thats because most of them appear on the scene hosted on hi2.ro hosting or run off home PC's using xampp.
 
Empornium doesn't as well... but their whole swarm of ads may count for something.

It's interesting to see that while many Romanians are accused of "cheating" or "trading" most of the Romanian sites don't seem to accept donations. An odd contrast...
 
megabyteme said:
There is a huge difference between a for-profit tracker and one that seeks donations in order to "keep the lights on".

Trackers should not be punished for asking for this kind of help. However, those who seek profit do not deserve that either.

Since we are coming up on Thanksgiving here in the US, I will explain the three "business models" in terms of dinner.

In the first scenario, a host invites guests to join him/her for a meal. The host has no shortage of resources and does not ask the guests to bring anything. This is very generous, but some wonder how it is possible to feed so many without asking anything in return.

In the second scenario, the host asks a few guests (if they are able) to bring something to share. Those who can afford to be generous are appreciated for their generosity and might receive some kind of mention at the table for doing so. Those who are not able to give much are still welcome. It is only asked that they be courteous and observe the rules of the house.

The third scenario involves the selling of "tickets" to the meal. No one is welcome unless they pay for their admission. No one is really a guest, as much as they are a customer.No one really likes this kind of asshole, but some go there just because they have not been invited to a nice, welcoming feast.

My point here is that tracker owners should not have to pay all expenses in order to receive respect and appreciation. Trackers who insist on "getting paid" for their services need to leave the community and never come back. They simply are not in the same spirit as the rest of us.
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That was a good post while agreeing to most of the above post I would like to clarify a few points. This thread is for information for myself and others to know about trackers who do not accept donations. It is not for praising these trackers just because of their not accepting any donations. The matter of fact is that I actually came to know about a few more such trackers which I was not aware of earlier.

I am of the view a real tracker/community is such that where members and tracker both support each other. Members paying for site costs out of loyalty and respect is the best possible balance a tracker can achieve. As you should know my most favourite tracker is Torrentbytes.net which accepts donations. That should clear my point of view to you.If I have to chose just one tracker out of the total number of trackers I am on at the moment that would probably be TorrentBytes.
 
There is a huge difference between a for-profit tracker and one that seeks donations in order to "keep the lights on".

Trackers should not be punished for asking for this kind of help. However, those who seek profit do not deserve that either.

Since we are coming up on Thanksgiving here in the US, I will explain the three "business models" in terms of dinner.

In the first scenario, a host invites guests to join him/her for a meal. The host has no shortage of resources and does not ask the guests to bring anything. This is very generous, but some wonder how it is possible to feed so many without asking anything in return.

In the second scenario, the host asks a few guests (if they are able) to bring something to share. Those who can afford to be generous are appreciated for their generosity and might receive some kind of mention at the table for doing so. Those who are not able to give much are still welcome. It is only asked that they be courteous and observe the rules of the house.

The third scenario involves the selling of "tickets" to the meal. No one is welcome unless they pay for their admission. No one is really a guest, as much as they are a customer.No one really likes this kind of asshole, but some go there just because they have not been invited to a nice, welcoming feast.

My point here is that tracker owners should not have to pay all expenses in order to receive respect and appreciation. Trackers who insist on "getting paid" for their services need to leave the community and never come back. They simply are not in the same spirit as the rest of us.
 
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